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Old 09-26-2011, 04:43 PM #1
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anyone here bought a car seat cushion or got recs?

i'm very picky but i figure someone with tos would understand. i need lumbar support too but i don't like having a cushion or anything near my upper trap, neck area. i start to get anxious
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